Read this article in Arabic. In recent times, landlords in Dubai have increasingly faced situations where tenants vacate leased properties and leave the country without settling outstanding dues or formally terminating their tenancy agreements as required. In such situations, some landlords may consider the optimal solution to be going to the abandoned property and recovering…
This article is also available in Arabic. With the issuance of Law No. (3) of 2026 concerning Building Quality and Safety in the Emirate of Dubai, the Emirate is moving towards a new phase in regulating the built environment, based on a key principle: building safety is no longer limited to the construction and permitting…
On 27/02/2026, Law No. (4) of 2026 concerning the Regulation of Occupancy and Management of Shared Housing in the Emirate of Dubai was issued. Accordingly: The Emirate enters a new phase in regulating one of the most sensitive and impactful sectors on the urban and social landscape, namely the shared housing sector (Sharing Housing). This…
Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution that involves resolving disputes outside the court system. It is a widely accepted dispute resolution method in commercial disputes. Most commercial agreements have an arbitration clause, where the parties agree to submit their disputes to one or more arbitrators. An arbitrator is an impartial and qualified third…
Amending a lease agreement can sometimes be less straightforward, especially if the tenant is unresponsive. This article will guide you through the steps to ensure the tenancy continues smoothly, even when faced with communication challenges. Automatic Renewal Dubai’s real estate market is regulated by a set of laws to protect both tenants and landlords. The…
Tenants rights in Dubai safeguard tenants’ interests and ensure they are treated fairly. Understanding these rights can prevent disputes between landlords and tenants. Dubai has a high demand for rental properties, which has made rental disputes increasingly common. The most common issues between landlords and tenants are unpaid rent, property damage, eviction, security deposit, access…
Rental disputes have become increasingly common in the UAE. The most common issues between landlord and tenant are unpaid rent, property damage, eviction, security deposit, and increase in rent. If a dispute is not resolved peacefully, the aggrieved party can approach the rental dispute centre of the emirate where the real estate is located. The…
